Choices and changes
My testing experience was not planned nor was my result expected. In 1988 I was unwell for a long period of time, I lost about three stone in weight, had night sweats and cold fevers.
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August 2016
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August 2016
I had always put off testing for HIV
After putting off testing for HIV, 'Nathan' shares his story when he found out he was HIV positive.
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August 2016
Testing positive
It was a bit of a surprise when she leaned across the table, held my hand and said “I’m sorry to tell you that you’ve tested HIV positive.”
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August 2016
Sex and Hep C – What’s the risk?
Hepatitis C is a more robust and infectious virus than HIV and it isn’t fully understood just how easy it is to acquire sexually.
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August 2016
HIV Work Ready
After my diagnosis back in 2013, like a lot of people living with HIV, I had a black dog.
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July 2016
When the pic doesn’t match the profile
The most damaging myth about suicide is we shouldn’t talk about it.
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July 2016
Take action and beat anal cancer
With a steady increase in anal cancer worldwide, it's time to take action, and beat anal cancer.
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June 2016
The journey to Ending HIV transmission
Geoff Honnor examines the background and challenges posed by the ‘Ending HIV’ Campaign.
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May 2016
Facing an inconvenient truth
There are many myths about what it means to live with HIV today and we need to dismantle them.
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May 2016
2016 Sydney Candlelight Memorial
Iconic painting based on 1990 LIFE magazine photograph of David Kirby, surrounded by his grieving family.
